NEUROLOGY MCQ – Exercise 40

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Q 1. Batson`s plexus is a network of

nerves

arteries

veins

capillaries

Q 2. neuromyelitis optica is a demyelinating syndrome of severe myelopathy with optic neuritis and is associated with

antiphospholipid antibodies

SLE

connective tissue diseases

all of the above

Q 3. artery of adamkiewicz which is an anterior spinal feeder artery arises at the level of

T4-T5

T11-L2

L4-L5

Q 4. true regarding subacute combined degeneration of cord includes

loss of deep tendon reflexes

Babinski sign

Romberg sign

all of the above

Q 5. true statement regarding spinal epidural abscess include all except

infections of skin is a risk factor

commonly due to hematogenous spread

streptococcus most common bacteria

lumbar puncture is not recommended

Q 6. recurrent episodes of myelitis are usually due to

SLE

Sarcoid

infection with HSV-2

all of the above

Q 7. not a type of chronic myelopathy

syringiomyelia

tabes dorsalis

HSV myelitis

subacute combined degeneration of cord

Q 8. acyclovir is useful in the treatment of myelitis caused by

herpes zoster

HSV-2

EBV

all of the above

Q 9. a large edematous swelling of spinal cord mimicking tumor is found in which myelopathy

SLE

sarcoidosis

Bechet`s syndrome

Sjogren`s syndrome

Q 10. which causes recurrent sacral myelitis that mimic multiple sclerosis

HSV-2

Herpes zoster

EBV

CMV

Q 11. which of the following malignant tumor usually do not metastasize to thoracic spinal cord

breast

lung

kidney

prostate

Q 12. spinal cord is supplied by how many arteries

Q 13. syringomyelia features include

acquired or developmental

symptoms begin in adolescence or early adulthood

associated with chiari type 1 malformations

all of the above

Q 14. Foix-Alajouanine syndrome associated with

arteriovenous malformation

progressive thoracic myelopathy

paraparesis

all of the above

Q 15. with systemic hypotension , greatest ischemic risk of cord infarction is at the level of

T3-T4

T11-L2

L5-S1

Q 16. true regarding subacute combined degeneration of cord includes

macrocytic red blood cells

elevated serum levels of homocysteine

elevated seum levels of methylmalonic acid

all of the above

Q 17. chronic myelopathy of multiple sclerosis feature include

bilateral

asymmetric

motor , sensory , and bladder / bowel disturbances

all of the above

Q 18. primary intramedullary tumors include

ependymomas

hemangioblastomas

low grade astrocytomas

all of the above

Q 19. spinal epidural abscess triad consists of all except

midline dorsal pain

fever

progressive limb weakness

sensory loss

Q 20. antiphospholipid antibodies are found in

SLE

Sjogren`s syndrome

Bechet`s syndrome

all of the above

Q 21. intradural neurofibromas typically arise near

anterior root

posterior root

radicle

any of the above

Q 22. pain in neoplastic epidural compressive myelopathy worsens by

movement

coughing

sneezing

all of the above

Q 23. which condition produce myelopathy identical to subacute combined degeneration of cord

nitric oxide inhalation

adrenomyeloneuropathy

tabes dorsalis

familial spastic paraplegia

Q 24. spinal cord infarction is associated with

aortic atherosclerosis

dissecting aortic aneurysm

hypotension from any cause

all of the above

Q 25. syringomyelia features include

dissociated sensory loss in upper limbs

areflexic weakness in upper limbs

spasticity and weakness of the legs

all of the above

Q 26. posterior spinal arteries become less distinct below

midcervical level

midthoracic level

midlumbar level

midsacral level

Q 27. not a feature of anterior cord syndrome

paraplegia or quadreplegia

loss of pain and temperature sense

sparing of vibration and position sense

preservation of sphincter control

Q 28. typical neurological manifestation of sarcoidosis is

cranial neuropathy

hypothalamic involvement

meningeal enhancement visualized by MRI

all of the above

Q 29. acute transeverse myelopathies caused by immune mediated disorders which include

SLE

Sjogren`s syndrome

Bechet`s syndrome

all of the above

Q 30. intradural mass lesion features include

slow growing and benign

initial symptom is radicular pain

assymetric , progressive spinal cord syndrome

all of the above

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